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| Re: IDL & PV~WAVE routine ftp archives [message #544 is a reply to message #406] |
Sat, 29 August 1992 08:20  |
gotwols
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Registered: January 1991
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black@breeze.rsre.mod.uk (John Black) writes:
> Sorry if this is a FAQ. I saw reference to ftp archives of PV~WAVE and IDL
> routines. Could anyone knowing about these E-mail me the info about the
> location of these archives plus info on how to use the archives.
There is an anonymous ftp site at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
in Laurel, MD. I wouldn't exactly call this an archive site since at present
it contains only IDL code which originated at JHU/APL and was predominantly
written by Ray Sterner with a miniscule amount by myself. The code consists of
several hundred general purpose routines, most with built-in help. These
routines were written in IDL but most will probably work in PV-WAVE as well.
To access the site, ftp to fermi.jhuapl.edu and log in as user anonymous. For
the password enter your full e-mail address; eg. mine would be
gotwols@warper.jhuapl.edu. Next cd to idl-pvwave/jhuapl. There is a readme file
that gives further details. The code has been packaged two ways: in compressed
tar format for UNIX users and in compressed LZW format for VMS users. A
decompression program for the VMS users is also available at this site.
We would be happy if other IDL/PV-WAVE users would deposit their precious code
at this site. There is an incoming directory for this purpose. So far it
is empty of IDL/PV-WAVE code since we haven't advertised this possibility due
to other commitments taking up our time. How we would organize the
contributions will depend on what shows up.
--
Bruce L. Gotwols
Johns Hopkins University, Applied Physics Lab., Laurel MD 20723
Internet: gotwols@warper.jhuapl.edu (128.244.27.2)
SPAN: APLSP::STR::GOTWOLS
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